Brighton Beard Co are a brand that really got me giddy, even though I can't use any of their products myself! I have been dying to get a brand for men that is raved about, really works, looks incredible and of course is plastic free!

Their range of products have top reviews from so many that I knew you guys would love these either for youself, or as a gift for a loved one!

THE MILLER'S BEARD SHAMPOO BAR

A gentle yet effective cleanser, full to the brim with the very best beard nourishing oils and butters.

The Miller's solid beard shampoo bar is the foundation and first step in beard care. Packed full of beard blessing ingredients, this cleanser is 100% natural with no parabens or sulfates. Unlike regular shampoo, which can strip your beard of its natural oils and leave you with a dry and itchy boat race, The Miller's beard shampoo bar cleanses the beard and skin underneath without any upset. This long lasting, highly moisturising shampoo bar is also great for beards that like to roam; it's solid, so no worries at the airport if this little number finds itself in your hand luggage. Read beard shampoo vs regular shampoo to discover the full benefits.

MY FAVOURITE FEATURES

Providing a firm hold to tame even the most unruly of beards and ‘staches

Packaged in a recyclable paper tube with our signature octopus design; this little gem will not only be kind to your mo’, but to planet Earth too.

HOW TO USE

Wet the beard. Then create a lather by rubbing the down the hair a few times, or work it in-between your hands. Massage into the beard and skin beneath, then rinse.

The Miller's Beard Shampoo Bar 100g - Brighton Beard Co

£12.00Price

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Each of Brighton Beard Co's products are named after local and lawless smugglers, moonshiners and best loved villains from around the East Sussex area. Each with their own anecdote based on true stories.

Quite the orderly moonshiner, The Miller liked to have a plan for everything. As the name suggests, this roughneck spent his days in the mill and his nights as a bootlegging crook. Although he was declared brown bread in 1793, The Miller had built his tomb some thirty years before, which he used to store his precious loot. You have to admire the prepatory measures this chap took. When he did pop his clogs, everything was ready; his funeral was a jolly affair attended by over 2000 natty folk. Rumour had it that The Miller was buried face down, as he believed the world would turn topsy-turvy at the last judgement & he would thus be the only one facing right-side-up. And the moral of this strange tale is that it’s all in the prep work; The Miller’s solid shampoo bar is the groundwork for a magnificent face rug.